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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16
mock MARKET IN Srw YORK

NV YoRx, Jane l5.-Thefe vas more COZ.
ndsEcc on he stock mAket thls morning
which NAs alaei b. pnrrhAse fos fSreixn A.
count, And ret sarGnes advises fran Chie1ge
ihst tba trsak Vas sgeS. Later, hgwev r, tn
ChieA-o dinpAsehes underwent ehsbge, and
he fsllufe OF . oAieAgo hoasa. Damoefs Of
the 81 ok Exchange lee, w1s announced.
The tears Immediately attacked las list. pay
fog aao.t at entien 70 coAlera. and especially
Resasna and Jersey Csnirsl. The latter
yislse readily And hroha ea.lE thFes points
TIE makes { sBtiB0ed nascttled and irregular
throughout the dsy And waa again uanipu
atesi o. o 8 per cent Ia re was goot buy
ing hovevcg. ate IN TIE ATE noOn. and with
very fsN e1csp,ions arsi losses are for tn'ig
nie-ant fra1tons osly. Some dsss paoanin1eui
Us eausea b. tn fsilare 81 the Vanderbilt
r-asls % deiars d.y dsads tpdAy and this vas
ma De . presext for stack ty TIE traders apou
.hrss PFC psrtiss. tut sAsy rocssyed g5od sop
rs-s snd tbtlr fao;gaticns were very ight.
4 reduction IN rNies fer sisr ina exehan g.
a. % ghe day .lFo iszAsd 20 aid the rec ~
syatt that rnse- Ths close vas quei hni
am. The usAiorits * The actfva ihg vsrs
srsaii frartious hlg1er tAis evtnasG benves
ur-frrred i ag u Tue dscilnss srs q m
.araiveiy sananrd . iHsgaiaeant frae,irni
-iih ne sxesp;isp ef Jsrssy contraL, Shies
shoEs iass Of =.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16
Money aad Markets.

SEw YORK. June l5.-Money 90 eai, loaned
4s1S: last loan, 5, closed, I; prime
mercantile paper. 500; StersiTE exchange,
dull. stsady. 81 SAX for 90 daybills; Si.SsS for
demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

spppEx Dxlrn.-krs LAara shaw
"a. Al Jscss Il. ssav, dssd ssatssly
-..a.-a.v Of heart disease. Mra- shaw
- I ..li-e Of Nee NoEk state. ard
-. = vVars AZ sea. Tee faner4l wil
-. 49, froua tie rsSiiensf. ca Jane.
80 rWslftA slrests. tcDerroW 81 !
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

Ausr.eau Exprcss. los; Canadian Pacific.
co.; Canada southern. eQfs; CentrAl Pacific
81. Chicago Burlington Quincy. 1tsi
Delaware LsckaWaunA & Western. ia6h.
DsnveF Rio tirAnds. ~ :, Erie, S1is; lake
shore 92t: Laaiayille A Nashville, &C.
Michigan Centrai. -: Northern PEeihc,
3irs, preferred. AN; kansas rexAa. - u
New lork oentral. me-; Oregon Improve
msnt, ~ ortgnu EaSisatisn. l0i; Oregon
Trsfrscaatinsatai. 81 81. Paul, So. Pacihc
Mlil. 69k. Roek Islaad, 1871; Texas Pac nc.
81 J: Union Pselh., 59a. .. :. fxprsss. tii
Wells Fargo Exprrsz. i52. Wsstsra Union.
- Mort western, f20As.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

sxvrns AccIDsSF.-lsstsrsAy Eosss
InsJH L.AyoOck. the painter, And an
..-i.,an, we're gagged IN pAinsinS ne
-, ~ a houss on the cesar Of Niote
ana Cedar streets: veea toe -
vhish ties Sspsndsd for snpgct 49,
way snd b,osh we're throvn 70 tse kLSes.s
bsIaw. Mr.. LaycoeA sastA.nsa sss.s
sprAin % the left ankle ana sAA 49,
wise bruised. tee otnsr entsl r. -, ~
Sss considerably isrred, ost H's ees'
.nsIx inferred
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

Mes millinery BY express from New
York On Saturday moFnine, June llth.
We ars the only house that get the late
styles. ToKLAs 4 SINGKRMAE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

&eAn tlSsa by item ef oaf late great
vlfsAasas. Dress goods worth ~ - fos
-. Ladies' hoss for So. Softh ias.
IaAL 4 s eINoKkAAs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

Ilyop want a lava mower. the light
ast drsft, easiest cutting mower in the
market Is the NeV Easy, Tor sale By ths
Seattle HaFds are Company Isll-6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

II you cant 30 ZEE bare aims in hosieFv
and crashes, come and see ToKLAs 4
SISGERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

Sean item by item Of our late ersat
rurchssss- DFfss goods worth lis for
So. Lsdies' toss for Sc. worth &c.
oKiAs 4 STNGKKMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

M nevess csuaaion 70 hsis strives
av sxrr~sa ftam Ssw AsEa ) taFaAS
asoFpinr. aas iite. feSlAa J sAs"
ENaAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

bargains BuRsins Bargains !! !!
In crashes. table damask and napkinP,
bought for cash from Freeman Broa., u
San francisco. Who are retiring from
business. TOBIAS 4 SN0KRMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

The Seattle Hardware Company have
Just received 9 car load Of the celebrated
steel sksin Balm wagons. No wagon
sold on Puget Sound has Bade 30 good
q record a. the Balm. isll 9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

AT coo, We have the best value ever
placed before the public, In double
fold Armure; the goods are cheap
at SOC.
&c. We can show you al English
Serge or [ ashmere, "a inches wide,
that would be good value al soc.
" bought regular.
Al soc. One lot Of - pieces, French.
all wool plaids, A. inches wide; II
bought regular would cost 'oo ;
only soc. as long as they last.
II YOU do not have time TO see these
goods, send for samples.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

SO inch extra heavy. German damask
9Oc. Crhis line well worth si.40l
Cs inch xxx quality. German dam.
ask 81. this reduced from Si.J0l
- Inch extra satin finish si.i2 3,
fine line reduced from u Ge p
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NV raEx HAnErrs.

Nav YoH1. Jun HOPS. q set and sisatg.
sAfs. losZ3e. CAlifaFsia. IA
Clss 49, fair: Eio. qu.et. hFiu, spti0rs,
.ozswhzs hxser anA fairy alive Aaf
ar asies 80 90 tagns ne aossie -
July 81 sec SsAugest 9 -5o@is 90 ssp,sn
- at sd Is 90 Ootoher sl~ble - No
= rs.a.sF sIs sassis * DeesnosF sis.tesei Is ~
Jas ary s $ 90 -.
sHezr-- Dzll. Esouis 4. fztr n 1niAz saoted,
s@tTiE -seu-a. qstet, arE2 oa lsW g-aaes
- lsrs 4. T.. a. . e; eFAaa141sd 5is-
Wes -oaies sieSdy. tsn1~stic - - sstst.
yuiIeg ts@54 TsNAs 2s2G
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

Clfscaa1. tale lA-AhsAt .FEeg1 as eles
81 IzIy T3k. Aaguss fths.
uAss-ssszty, ga4-ti cAsl sth. @aT . D.
AExat p
Hgs- Ds4. =
Barry - sa4y. -.
Waissy -naii. IA
Pefs--g .. anesf. al, EAky. sa.s ts-tI 81
tAsaldess IS 49, .. sAuEf eirar fs.s'Ei -.
sko-s res s. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

At joe. s. pieces double width, -
inch, ali wool, TrIeo', Amazon.
Bysen, uomespuns, Cancels Hair
and English Milton suitlugsi II
bought regular would cost ! and
$i25; the entire lot as long n they
last al 50 cents. some OF them are
worth Al 30
II you 10 not have time 10 come aud
see them. send for samples. IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
SEPTEMBER.


1-Jay Eye See trots a mile in 2.1714
PA transatlantic railroad syndi-
ga syndicate for banking in China
to form. Ga.
5-One hundred and fifty people
buried to death in theatre at Exeter,
Eng. ---F
6-The Blackfeet ugly and threaten
ing trouble. .' -7.HF myl.
Medical Congress in session at
Washington. Ohio State campaign
opened. Terrible tornado in Toledo.
8-Gladstone declines the invitation
to attend the Centennial Constitutional
celebration.
9-Explorer Stanley heard from; O..
K. July II. The doctors adjourn.
10-Serious riot at Mitchellstown, Ire
land.
12-Edltor O'Brien arrested. Charles
?. Ide, Glenn's Falls, skips, owing sl8.-
600. Governor Washington Bartlett,
California, dies.
l3-Newspapermen's convention at
Denver. O'Brien's arrest creates g
breeze IN the Commons. Eastern pas
sengers tied up by Arizona Wsshouts.
14-Illinois Supreme Court Sfirms the
decision of the lower courts in the
Anarchists cases. Governor Black
burn, Kentucky, dies.
l5-The centennial OF revolutionary
events begins at Philadelphia.
16-Dresbach's deficit said to be
81, 500, 900. The Volunteer selected to
race with the ThisttS. The Queen pro-
rogues Parliament till November S0th.
1.-THE captured sealing schooners
released.
19-Herr Most protests against the
Anarchist hanging. Sovereign Grand
Lodge, l. o. o. F.. meets in Denver.
O-Experiments with long-range
dynamite guns at Fort Lafayette.
2I--Anarchist Parsons wants liberty
or death. Disastrous railway accident
on the Southern Kansas road.
22-Oyclones and floods cause great
destruction in Texas.
23-The god Tan Wong receiyed with
Orien tai splendor by the Chinese of San
Francisco. Steamship AleSi0 arrives in
New York, with cholera on board.
A-The O'Brien found guilty.
2B-G. A. r. encampment at st. Louis
assemble. Threatened Indian troubles
at the San Carlos agency.
27-The Volunteer beats the Thistle, 10
min. % sec.
2S-The G. A. r. parade in heavy
rsinstorm at st. Louis. Harmonious
gathering of Democrats at Saratoga.
29-Won.e en- at the Tennessee polls
voting for prohibition.
S0-The g. a. r. evaeuates st. Louis.
The Volunteer. again beats the Thistle;
actual time-poIWnteer, 5.42.5 614 Thistle,
5.54.51; correct time, Volunteer, 5.42.-
56L; Thistle, 5 5i.45. A highwayman
holds up two stages in Kennels County,
Texas, Cleveland swinging around the
circle. -r.l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
DECEMBER.

president Grevy, of the French
Republic, refuses to resign, and panic
in Paris ensues in consequence.
2-Grevy resigns after all. This Dem
ocrats in caucus at Washington.
3-Sadi-Carnot elected President of
France.
5-The Fiftieth Congress convenes.
]. G. Carlisle chosen Speaker of the
House.
6-Cleveland's message sent to Con-
gress; it treats, exclusively, of the tariff
and revenue. Russia makes military
movements on the Austrian frontier.
7-Harper, of Fidelity Bank. renown,
on trial. Blaine criticises the message
and talks prohibition.
S-Chicago chosen as the next meet
ing place of the Repub hcan National
Convention, June 10Th. Garnet selects
his ministry. ~ ssEe1r
9-The Evangelical Alliance IN session
at Washington.
10-NeW German military bill intro
duced in the Reichstag. Deputy Ferry,
of France, shot.
Ex-senator Paddock introduces sew
aral measures relating to Utah. Harper
sentenced to ten years in the Ohio
Penitentiary.
Ex-senator Cullom introduces amend
ments to the Interstate law.-Dempsey
wins the middle-weigh Itch ampionship.
THE remainder of DEFENDERS events
Will be published the first of 1888.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
FEBRUARY.

Nina Van Zandt married by proxy
to Anarchist Spies. f
2-Tuspie elected Senator from
Indiana.
8-Terrible waterspout at Chestnut
Mound, Tenn.
1.-The conference committee. wrangle
half q day over the Edmund-Tucker
bill. The Interstate bill signed by the
President. as3
5-The conference committee still
wraugle Frightful railway disaster at
Woodstock, Vt. tE .-
THE segregation scheme knocked
cold by the o. S. Supreme Court. :
9-Patti scared by an internal
machine in San Francisco.
I0-Tucker called from Washington
by his daughters death. High water
causes s fredericksburg express to
run through a bridge. Steamer Wells
City sunk by ice.
1I-Cleveiand vetos the dependent
parents pension bill. Portions of
Michigan inundated.
12-The Tucker -Edmunds monstroS-
ity amended by the conference com
mittee. t.
I4-Secretary Manning tenders his
resignation. go
15-Snow blockade at Cisco and Col
fax, on the c. P. Manning's resigna-
ton accepted. $3.50 "c
Ex-senator Stanford introduces his
bill for industrial cooperation.
. 1.-THE Edmunds-Tuck bill passes
the House, 2o2 to 40.
18-The Senate passes it, 81 to IS.
19-the prevailing query: Twill the
President veto it?"
20-Death and desolation in Colorado
caused by heavy snow.
2S-Southern Europe shaken by earth
auakes.
24-The House refuses to pass the
pension bill.
25-The U. P. bill discussed by the
Senate. Mauna Loa in eruption.
26-Ingalls installed as President of
the Senate. Six PennsylvA mia youths
struck by train and killed, in blind
ing srowstoTm.
27-Frightful suifsrirgs of the Euro
pegn earthquake survivors recorded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

Supreme Court made in the Anarchist
cases. r-rrr--r
22-Freight rate on salt to Butte re-
dnced from $12 to So. Minister E 4.
Washburne dies. San Francisco wants
the National Democratic Convention
23-Thousands of London's unem-
ployed raise the red flag. Serious split
among the K. of l.. Sir Wilfred Blunt
arrested.
25-President Cleveland issues the
Thanksgiving proclamation, appointing
November oath as the day. Henry
Benhayon a San Francisco suicide,
says he murdered hisNsister for her in
surance money; DR.. J. n. Bowers in
jail for the Murder.
26-Armed Gros Ventres on the Crow
reservation.
27-Arguments on the writ of error
for the Anarchists begun in the 0 s..
Supreme Court. -
2S-Teemer beats Gaudaur. t ~
90 Jay Gould sails for, Europe: :.
SO-Editor O'Brien addresses big
crowd at Kanturk. u
3l-Au influential arbitration com =
nittee arrive from Great Britain, ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
JULY.

1-Yale beats Harvard in four-miie
race on the Thames; Yale, 22.66; How.
ard, q 10H.
2-Fraternal meeting OF the blue and
grey at Gettysburg. Big FIRE in the New
York dry goods district.
5-Private Bateman, Second Cavalry,
deliberately kills his sergeant.
6-rhe American party organizes at
San Francisco. James G. Blaine in
London.
7-CIeveland withdraws his accept
ance of the invitation of st. Leuisans
to visit them.
8-Henry Ward Beeeher's son &C.
cused of swindling.
9-Solicilor- General jerks on his way
to Washington, after two weeks stay ia
Utah on important business. Outbreak
in Honolulu reported.
lo-Alcazar Theatre, Harley, Wis,
burned, with part of the town.
12-Hoary old Mexican outrage chest
nut revived.
lS-John G. Kendall murdered In
Washington, D. @. Clinton's centen
NAL. Union Pacific Investigators at
Denver.
i4-W. H. W. Markham, forger, In
the tolls. The crimes bill in the Lords
Jake Sharp, New York boodler, SEN
fenced to four years and S. 900
15-Fr:ghtful accident on the London
G. st. Stanley railroad A suit for
$500 900 begun in Chicago against
Cheyenne cattle men.
16-Cleveland swinging around the
circle; at WatertoWn, New York. Tor
rid wave strikes the east; mercury 1902
16-Catholic bishop OF Alaska muir
dered. ....
-Million-dollar fire near Jersey
City; elevator and II OO0, 900 bushels of
wheat burned. British ironclads.
AjaG and Devastation collide at Spit
head.
2O-The B. & o. deal terminated
and for ever. Standard Oil Works fire
at Bergen Point, New Jersy; loss,
$1.50O,000. ...,,
21-Harry Wilkes beats tombstone,
three in five, at Detroit; 2.19; 2.18H;
2.213z. Thomas E. Powell. Democrat,
nominated for Governor of Ohio, on
the second ballot. Explorer Stanley
reported dead. lax.
22-Twenty-eight persons perish in a
cyclone in Java waters. Big coke strike
ended. ..
23-Jubilee naval review at Ports
mouth. England. ....
24-Chinese quarters of Los Angeles
burned. .-.,...... .....-.
25-The Pacific investigators after
the Southern Pacific. High waters in
the east. ...
27-Ohio Republicans name John
Sherman as their Presidential choice.
The atlanta condemned.
28-Platform of the Ohio Republicans
issued; strong protection plank. Lee
land Stanford before the o. P. inves-
tigators.
2s-Stanford's reply about influencing
legislation.
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5-Beecher stricken with apoplexy.
S-Beecher dies at $50 en-. l''Nicol
the tailor" burned out in New York.
[9-The B. q o. deal contaminated.
10-Captain James B. Eads dies.
11-Beeeher buried. s4 s.a.r
y12-John g.. Carlisle makes ringing
speech at'the Bay State Club. Small
pox scare at Les Anglos.
13-Appalling disaster on the Boston
81 Providence road; twenty-six killed
and ten fatally injured.
ei14-Unsuccessful attempt to. assassin
ate the Gear. s.. - =
Wholesale arrests of Cook
County, ILL.,, crooks, Big blaze in Buf-
falo. s.r e. .s..--
16-Another frightful railway acct.
dent, this time on the Marietta Mineral
road, twelve miles from Parkersburg,
W. Va. ir.aIe str- b.s:s..li j. 1
17-Eight new cardinals hated.
Walter e. LawtoH, of New York,
slopes. -as .r- .lt
18-Richmond Hotel, Buffalo, burned.
Bismarck, OAK, flooded.
ia cowboy gets away with 1880
from Army Paymaster Bush. at Ante
lope Springs. r.Taa ar
2l-Kaiser Wilhelm's Goth birthday
celebration. A 500 900 fire at Chat
auqua. w. II. Martin elected to sue
coed Senator Reagan, Texas, on the
272d ballot. 'I a d
23-TWelve miners burned to death
at Bessemer. Sale of A. T. Stewards
works of art begun. 0
24-Parnell's organ attacks bloody
Balfour." -
25-Cardinal Gibbons takes posses
sion of his new church. Carter Harri
son refuses to run for mayor OF
Chicago. 0 -13ssas
27-The yacht Coronet wins the ocean
race against the DauntteS;; apparen,
time, 14d., 23h., 34m., 46s.; actual time.
lad. 19h., 3m., 14s. miles sailed 2 949.
28-Dillon mercilessly attacks the Co
ercion bill. vi
29-Gladstone goes for "bloody Bal
four"
3O-Some Horn Silver funds missing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
AUGUST.

Threatened strike of iron workers
at Pittsburg. Chicago Boodler Nc
Garigle escapes to Canada.
2-Boulanger and Ferry must fight a
duel. A Democratic plurality of
10000 conceded in Kentucky.
3-National Veterans repudiate the
G. A. R. resolutions in connection with
Cleveland's proposed st. Louis visit.
George William Curtis expresses him
self on civil service reform and strikes
at Cleveland. Mammoth California
bull wheat deal colIapses. Mooney, .
New York dynamitsr, attempts to de
stroy the steamer Queen. 30
4-Csble rate war over.
5-The Vol,sSteer beats the Puritan.
Seven Chicago beodlsrs get two years
each; four are fined 81 .0eJ each.
6-Nsw constitution of Hawaii signed
BY Kalakaua. Charles T. Croker be.
fore the investigators.
s-News from Honolulu SAYS Queen
Kspiolani arrived there July 26th.
stross cable pool formed.
9-Ex-Premier Gibson, of Hawaii, to
return to the kingdom. Terrible forest
fires in Winconsin.
10-Drought affecting the crops in
soma States.
11-Four men held up train thirty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
JUNE.

-r O1NE<s
IA volcano breaks out in the sierras
Madre.
| g3-The yacht Thistlebeats the Iber at
London. O'Brien in New York. Pres
! byterians announce they are ayerse to
instrumental music in churches.
3-California and Nevada have earth
quakes.
4-Ex-vice-P President William A.
Wheeler dies.
6-Typos' thirty-6fth annual session
begun at Buffalo. Trouble in trying to
get jury to try Jake Sharp.
7-Serious charges against King Kali
akaus. ..,.r s-.-, ..
s-Apaches numbering again, Big
coke strike in Pennsylvania. ....t
9-Alarming gasoline explosion at
Chattanooga, Tenn. Cadet examination
at West Point, rs sre
1o--Independent pension bill formu-
lated by G. A. r. men and sent to diff
ferent posts for signatures. ..
11-Sixty-four cadets graduate at
West Point. HaVemeyer sugar refinery,
New York, burned. ....--E.. lsfu.
Is -Stfiking carpenters at Toronto re-
turning to work. z. -.l
14--Woodside, of Philadelphia, rides
bike five miles in IA. 20. 1.5. W. E.
Chandler elected to succeed Pike as U.
s. Senator for New Hampshire.
15-Ohio q. A Z. comrades protest
against returning rebel flags.
16-George Cannon, wholesale opium
smuggler, arrested. Countess Campos
kidnapped in Paris. 10 a-'aa.
17-Bryant B. Crandall arrested in
Oregon, after playing the,suicide trick
four times and swindling an insurance
company each time. s-c
o18-Daring train robbery near Schulz
enburg, Texas. Preparing for Vic
toria' jubilee.
2O-The Hesse Diet passes the ecclesi-
astical bill and settles the conflict be-
tween II Jesse and the Vatican.
21-First day of Victoris's jubilee.
Fidelity Bank, Cincinnati closed.
22-The Kentucky vendetta wound
up. Revolution in the Hawaiian islands
threatened. Fidelity Bank liabilities
found TO be Sc, coo, 900. '..H
23-The MayfoWer beats the Gotated.
24-Navajoes murder Amasa NJ. Bur-
ton, near Bluff City.
25-Steve Peer ends his career at
Niagara Falls. Swindling in Wyoming
desert land entries developed. Gould
& curry mire aire. ....
27-Fire at the Chicago Union Stock
Yards destroys 81 10000 worth of
2s~A fire in MarshHeld City, Wis.
So, 900 900 to 81, 600, 900 burned.
29-Gould does Cyrus ". Field up on
Manhattan stock.
30-CleveIand pardons half a dozen
criminals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
MAY.

1-"Belfast Spider" beats Clark of
Philadelphia in a fight to 3 finish for
81, 900. .-at .. p.
7Nest of horsethieYes unearthed in
Idaho. Section four OF the Interstate
law suspended in favor of the Union
Pacific. t' ..'.
3-People at Ell Paso smell sulphur
after an earthquake. In the Brenon-
Ridgeway libel suit, London, plaintiff
gets $4,000 E I'd! lar
4-Terrlble explosion in British
Columbia mines. Destructive earth
quakes N Mexico and Arizona. Lon
don Times in trouble over Mr.. DiIlon's
libel. '...t r ...Tl. l..t
5-Anti-German demonstrations in
Paris. .
6-Three herders killed by an AIbu-
querque earthquake. o.,
1.-Two gold veins uncovered by il.
Strong Franco German war talk
&c. NJ. w. PoWderly addresses
1900 people in Denver. % T.. .... -a
10-Miners in Arizona felt the earth
quake 900 feet under ground
11-Editor O'Brien spesohifying in
Canada. Montrose wins the Kentucky
Derby. Ei
12-Garfeld's statue unveiled at
I9-Opium worth $4,000 seiz cd in
san Francisco. James w. Hyatt mott
fed of his appointment as .. S.
Treasurer.
14-Corner stone of Leland Stanford,
Jr., University laid at Menlo Park.
Gala.
16-SWan Bros, Cheyenne, fail.
17-Jay Gould before the railroad in
yestigating committee. Editor O'Brien
in Toronto Chicago has 10000 idle
men. .
18-The Commons discuss the Irish
crimes BILL! "a al1 Li ....
19-Destructive forest fires in Mich
igan.
2O-Discussing the suspension of Sec
ton four of the interstate law. Oar.
ing train robbery near Waco, Texas;
$50, 900 taken.
2l-Utah attached to the Montana iu-
ternal revenue district.
23-Hditor o Brien shot at
24-Gsrland denies being candidate
for the Supreme bsuCh. The Pope
practically at peace with Prussia.
25 Suit against Gould and Sage for
5000, COO started. y....t
26-Opera Comique, PARIS, burned;
Veritzble holocaust. ~
27-Roayier forms q new French
cabinet. The O'Brisn warmly vel
comsd in Montreal. A$1 ,0oO, 900 FIRE al
the Belt Ltns stables, New York.
28-Explosion of the boiler of the
NascheE Cotton Factory; several
k-i,ed.